Programme
Our early career network meetings aim to create space for early career researchers of 'race' and ethnicity to share experiences and insights, and to create connections.
The focus of this meeting will be on engaging in activisim from within academia.
All participants are invited to stay on after our buffet tea for Gary Younge's Faber lecture 'Pigeonholed'. This is optional, just let us know if you are staying when you register.
Catering
All food will be vegetarian or vegan. If you have other dietary requirements please let us know when you register. We might not be able to accommodate these after we finalise the catering order - this is usually 10 working days before the event.
Expenses
If needed, we can reimburse UK travel expenses (standard class public transport)and overnight accommodation (up to £100) to allow you to attend.
Expenses will be reimbursed after the event. We will send you a claim form to fill and you will need to keep all tickets and receipts.
Directions
The Friends' Meeting House is centrally located just behind the Central Library and St Peter's Square. More details on the Friends Meeting House Find Us page.
Accessibility
There is step-free access to this event and more information about accessibility and access for the Friends' Meeting House in their accessibility statement. If you would like to make us aware of any accessibility needs to help you make the most of the event, please email hazel.burke@manchester.ac.uk before 1 October 2025.
Enquiries
Please contact hazel.burke@manchester.ac.uk if you have questions about this event.
